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Utes with 3000kg+ towing

5-star ANCAP rated

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Budget-friendly options

For the whole family

200kW+ power

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BYD Australia announced its 150,000th delivery on 22 October 2026: a Seal 6 Touring plug-in hybrid wagon from BYD Warrnambool, less than four years after it entered the market.

The Department of Infrastructure's ROVER register lists the Yangwang U8: approval VTA-066722, held by BYD Auto Co.

GWM Australia says the first new Haval H7 shipments are arriving and customer deliveries are expected within two weeks of 15 October.

Chery's Stockman chief engineer told Australian media the ute platform was designed with a large body-on-frame SUV in mind, a possible rival to the Everest, Prado and MU-X.

A local media report says Rox Motor's China-based marketing agency has said the brand plans an Australian launch around late 2026 or early 2027, led by the Adamas range-extender SUV.

Ford Australia has recalled 1,085 Ranger (XL, XLS, XLT and Sport) utes and Everest Ambiente SUVs from the 2024, 2025 and 2026 model years fitted with the 10.
Instant Insights
Common questions answered with real data from 5,375 cars across 624 models.
Cheapest SUV?
Chery Tiggo 4 from $21,750
Mahindra XUV 3XO $21,800, Suzuki Ignis $22,490 next
Cheapest SUV to run?
Yaris Cross Hybrid 3.8L
~$7/100km. Cheapest hybrid SUV: Chery Tiggo 4 Hybrid $27,500
Most boot space?
Tesla Model Y, 854L (5-seat)
Measured seats-up (VDA). Big 3-row SUVs hold more with the seats folded
Best towing ute?
RAM 2500, 8,000kg
Standard utes: Ranger, HiLux, D-Max all 3,500kg
Cheapest 400km+ EV?
GWM ORA 5 from $30,900
435km WLTP. GWM ORA & GAC Aion UT from $31,990 (400-430km) next
Best warranty?
Mitsubishi & MG: 10 years
GAC, Jaecoo & Omoda 8yr; Chery, Kia, Skoda, Hyundai + most Chinese brands 7yr
Best value Chinese car?
Chery Tiggo 4 / MG ZS
From ~$21,750, 5-star ANCAP, long warranties
Cheapest small SUV?
Mahindra XUV 3XO from $21,800
Sub-4m. Suzuki Ignis $22,490 next; Chery Tiggo 4 $21,750 is the cheapest overall SUV
Best luxury SUV?
Genesis GV70 from $80,300
BMW X3, Mercedes GLC, Lexus RX ranked by ownership cost
About CarSorted
CarSorted is Australia's free car comparison site. It holds every make, model and variant sold new in Australia since 2010, with prices, specifications, equipment, ANCAP safety results, running costs and towing figures taken from the manufacturers' own Australian documents, the Green Vehicle Guide and ANCAP. You can compare up to four cars side by side, and ask CoDriver a question in plain English.
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Every car is scored out of 100 from its own published figures across value, running cost, safety, practicality, performance and technology, with the method set out on the methodology page. In a comparison the car with the higher score is the winner, and the cheaper car is named beside it so a price gap is never hidden. No manufacturer or dealer can pay to change a score.
As at October 2026, no manufacturer or dealer pays for a ranking, score, verdict or figure on CarSorted, and the site carries no paid advertising. CarSorted is not affiliated with ANCAP, any car manufacturer or any regulator.
From each manufacturer's Australian price list or website. A list price (RRP) excludes on-road costs unless it is labelled drive-away, and a few brands publish drive-away prices only, which we label. For a car on sale, its page shows a "Data checked" line with the date the price was last checked against the manufacturer.
CarSorted CoDriver is a beta AI co-driver on CarSorted. Ask it a plain-English question about a new car sold in Australia and it answers from our own database of manufacturer-published figures, ANCAP and the Green Vehicle Guide, with links to the cars behind the answer. When we don't hold a figure it says "No data" instead of guessing. You get 5 free questions a day, and signing in (free) keeps your chats.
No. CoDriver's answers are general information, not advice. It is a beta service and may give inaccurate or incomplete answers, so verify important details with the manufacturer, the dealer or the official document before you decide. It does not give legal, financial or tax advice.
Yes. The catalogue covers cars sold new in Australia since 2010, including models that have been discontinued or replaced, with specifications from the manufacturer's documents for that generation. Those pages are marked as no longer sold new, show the price when new rather than a current price, and show the factory warranty window so you can see whether a late-build car may still be covered. Confirm the individual car's start date and odometer before relying on it.
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More on where the data comes from and how the score is built: About CarSorted and our methodology.
5,375
Variants in DB
624
Distinct Models
78
Brands
200+
Specs Per Car
49
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